Remember Michael Burry from the 2008 housing crisis? The guy who saw the crash coming is now taking aim at Tesla's stock price. After repeatedly calling out inflated AI valuations across the tech sector, he's apparently opening a position against the electric vehicle maker.

This isn't exactly shocking—Burry's been vocal about bubble territory in growth stocks, especially anything riding the AI hype wave. Tesla's caught in that crossfire, with its valuation heavily tied to autonomous driving promises and AI capabilities. The legendary investor's bearish stance raises questions about whether we're seeing peak optimism in tech valuations.

What makes this interesting? Burry doesn't short companies on a whim. His track record suggests he's identified fundamental disconnects between market prices and underlying value. Whether he's right this time remains to be seen, but his moves definitely get market watchers paying attention.